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LET'S ARGUE: Rocko's Modern Life Is the Best Nicktoon (Patreon)

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2020-03-16 21:24:06
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Other topics include Limp Bizkit's "Break Stuff" being a good song, and Anthony missing out by not hearing Grae Part 1.

Thank you all for your support and hot takes; enjoy! 

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LET'S ARGUE: Rocko's Modern Life Is the Best Nicktoon

Other topics include Limp Bizkit's "Break Stuff" being a good song, and Anthony missing out by not hearing Grae Part 1.

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Arnarok

Thanks for including my take, much appreciated

Owen W

The point about Anthony avoiding absolutes reminds of his Marrow of the Spirit review, where he called "Black Lake Niðstång" "one of the longest songs on the album at 17 minutes", when it is in fact THE longest song on the album.

NiersHere

I legitimately don't know how/where a discord link would be. I have discord but no idea how it works through patreon.

Anonymous

Concur. If Ren and Stimpy are taken out of the equation. But they can reasonably be not considered "Nicktoons"

A

What’s the song at the end of this video? Like, that’s playing over the credits?

Noah W

Only a sith deals in absolutes, melon

The Needle Drop

there's no link; patreon's bot automatically adds you to the server

Benjamin Lisboa

Yooo are you talking about 107.3 WAAF for the radio station??

NiersHere

Oh, dope. Thanks melon.

Calvin Michael

That was probably my favorite Patreon let’s argue

Dylan Herr

really melon i had a great question

logan rowan

not quite the same thing but he also said during his best albums of 2019 video: "And at number one we have Charli by Charli XCX. Pop record of the year." which of course would be implied because, you know, it was his number one album of the year.

Matthew Cook

Brad Paisley's "Whiskey Lullaby" is one of the saddest songs on a stereotypical country record